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The Crimean Bridge connects the Krasnodar Territory with the Crimean Peninsula and is an important transport artery.
Vehicle traffic on the Crimean Bridge was temporarily blocked on Sunday night.
Those on the bridge and in the inspection area were urged to remain calm and follow the instructions of transport security officers.
MOSCOW, September 6 - RIA Novosti. Vehicle traffic on the Crimean Bridge was temporarily blocked on Sunday night, the information center reported on the situation on the road approaches to the bridge.
“Vehicle traffic on the Crimean Bridge is temporarily blocked,” says the information center’s Telegram channel.

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